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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
BELLAIRE.

A private party from here viii picnic At
Paseo. on the 4th-
Thomas Kerns and Miss Cora King have
been married
The annual meeting of the Bellaire Win
dow Glsss Works will be held in August.
VIM. Sinran and bride will occupy q
fine residence in the Fourth ward.
Two DRINKS and disOrderlies were before
the Mayor yesterday.
Some parties burned paper in the stove
Of a house near RObinsOn's paint store,
and sparks ignited the root, but the blaze
was put out with a bucket Of water.
The German Sunday School has made
arrangements for a picnic at Crangie's Or
ehard on the Fourth.
G. n. Over and wife viii leave some time
this month on 8 European tour.
1t is said that Rev. Mr.. Wallace has de
cided to locate in California. Mr.. P. I.
King, also of this city, will make that
State his future home.
Lawrence Hartwig has rented a room
under the Belmont House and will open a
barber shop. =.
The c., L. & W. tranfer boat brought
down another barge of brick to this city
yesterday.
Council is getting nervous and shows a
disposition TO pave the whole town this
summer. As We said before, it Is a good
idea not to advance too rapidly.
1t is said that the Amalgamated scale
does not effect the nail works here.
The Enterprise tow boat with barges
is laid up at this point. 49,.
John Dubois, who is in Colorado with
his wife, writes home that he will sell out
his possessions here and locate IN the West.
S. H. Lee, formerly owner Of the upper
wharfboat has decided to 60 into business
near Chicago.
The school bell rang yesterday after the
fire was out. 1t usually does this.
Boggs' Islands filing up at the head, but
the lower portion of it is fast washing
away. When VIM. Barnard purchased the
land about Is years ago it was about the
same size as at present. Willows were
planted on the east side and as they ma
tured they caught enough dirt deposit to
enlarge the island considerably. During
the last few years the trees have disap-
peared and the land has lost its protection
and is slowly being deposited by floods in
all directions.
Samuel Moore and j. E. Sterritt have
been selected by the property owners on
South Belmont street to inspect the brick
that will be laid on that street.
The stock of nails at the factory is quite
small.
F~Orty-One saloOn-keeperS are licensed to
do business in this city.
Belmont Lodge No. 1861, G. U. o. o. F.,
will attend q celebration in Wheeling this
evening.
The window glass factories closed a sue
cesSful fire last night.
Arthur McClain has received the con
tract for paving about city buildings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

The hubub that some Republican edi-
tors with more zeal than brains, have been
raising because Mr.. BLAINE had not been
presented by Mr.. PHELPS to the Queen
seems to have been s little premature. 1t
turns ont that Mr.. PHELPs has interested
himself in Mr.. BLAINE's behalf. and the
rules of osurt etiquette have been waived
to gv the ex-twister of the lions tail IN
ouportunity TO hObnob with royalty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
V. NASBY.
His Youthful Life As a Printers Devil IN
Cortland, y. \.

His Youthful Life As "a Printers Devil IN
Cortland, ". \.
Special Correspondence OfHS Register.
NEW YORK, June "A.
J. Fl. Sinclair, foreman OF a New York
State weekly newspaper, the Chenango
Union, talked with me one day about David
r. Locke lPetroleumV. Nasby). Said MIR.
Sinclair:
"In the spring OF 1915 | was in charge OF
the Cortland my Democrat office, at that
time published 10y Seth Haight. One after,
noon a bright eyed lad about ii years old,
slight in figure and respectful in deport-
ment, entered the office, and said he had
come in response to an advertisement
which had appeared in the Democrat for an
approximations from the country pre-
feTred.'
The little fellows manly appearance
and prompt way of expressing himself
pleased us, and although Mr.. Haight had
fears that the boy was too small for the
arduous duties dovolving upon him as the
printers devil of those days, the fact that
he had walked all the way from Marathon,
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TO II SEA SHORE,
Via the Picturesque b. 4 d. to Atlantic
City and Cape May, July !.

Via the Picturesque Il. 4 d. tn Atlantlo
City and Cape May, July !.
The b. & .. s~igualizes its entrance into
Philadelphia by an excursion Thursday,
July Z, to Atlantic City aud Cape May, the
most noted seaside resorts in tine country.
This is the grandest excursion ever offered
to the public, involving a ride over the
picturesque line OF America" along the
beautiful Potomac through historic Har-
per's Ferry, Washington, d. C., Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and at rates within the
reach of everyone who enjoys travelling.
Train of ParlOr Cars and East Lake Coaches
will leave depot, Wheeling, W. Va, at .
a. III striving in Philadelphia at S:45 p.
III. Next day passengers will leave gu any
regular train for atlantic City or Cape
Nav. Tickets will be- good for ten days,
with stop off privilege at Washington City
returning. Fare for round trip $1,000.
For further Information apply To Agents
OF E.. x .. r, OF to
f.. ID. SMITH,
Div. Pass. Agt.,
Pittshurg, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

The sickly tendency to ionize seoun-
drels still seems to be fashionable. HARPER
and HOPKINS, the Fidelity bank swindlsrs,
are now the heroes OF the hour. The Gin
einnati papers have devoted column after
column of the yeriest guSh to record the
minutest acts Of these famous individuals.
Sympathy for the unfortunate is all we'll
and good in its place. But when 1t Is car
ried to the extreme OF Parsding heartless
villains I efOre the public eye for days, it Is
time 10 call a halt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
Public Sale Of Real Property,

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY vEsTyn
d in me by O decree Of the Circuit Court a
ohio county. entered or the 2ls day OF Nav
in asuit in chanc ~ therein pending, uher..
In Jhe Nail City Building and Loan Association n
plaintiff and Mary Clancy and Others are a..
fendants I will, on
SATURDAY, JULY eth, 1857,
b~seiuning At 10 O'Clock q m, sell az public sur.
ton, az the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, wes1 Virginia, the following deserted
real property, that Is 10 say: The south one hslf
Of loa numbered twenty, Al the corner south az
and east OF Charles streets, in the CIV
wheeling, and State OF West Virgins 4,
on the plat acknowledged for record on
the 2tth day Of November, lso7, by Beverly n
Eof. and recorded In the once Of the CLERK a
the county Court OF Ohio county. in Deed Book
81, page o.
TERaS OF sALE-one-hslf OF the purchaS.
money, or 80 much more a. th. purchase. mar
eject, cash In hand pm the day OF sale. and he
residue in one year with interest, the purcnss,
giving his note for the deferred insAlment OF M,
purchase money, and the title icing retained 10
secure the payment thereof
HENRY n RUSSELL.
Special COMMISSIONS.
]. G. HERvEY. Auc,ioneer.
Bond with security has been given by the
.bnro nannat .nmmlSsinpeF - rlaufp.t e. -
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
Steam Flour Mill
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell OF trade 10. a sn,u.,
property near the CitJ Of wheeling Alarm OF IN
Acres on Big wheeling Greek, fourteen nils
Of Good Fruit; water in Every Field; two CIV
taees and Cold Well Water, son as rain: Goa
Fencss; plenty Of Iiuaessone Nj Coal cropnIss
out on the land. A purchaser can re, Q rsre bsss
gain. J. ". EWING,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

The failure Of many Of the recent great
strikes has provoked not a little snNietya As
u the future Of the great labor organize
tiOns. District Assembly No. ~ Of New
York has been defeated in every strike for
the last six months. The failure OF the
shoe makers strike and the great western
strike have been equally IS marked. Asa
result the labor organizations are becom-
ing demoralized, and the kickers and bolt
ers flourish amid the general turmoil. IL
is encouraging to see u step taken toward
the true solution of labor troubles IN the
unanimous adoption of the cooperation
clause in the new constitution Of the h. Of
l. only by 4 union of the interests of labor
and capital can be secured a full and just
compensation to each. Cooperation land
We Use the term in the broadcast sense is
the only way to work ont the salvation OF
either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEATH.
l. ERwOoD PROPERTY.

By virtue OF q decd Of tru.t made by Margs.
retta e. Mrtsbe with Rol-.u 4. ScSAls. bet
husband, Ia NE a. trustee, dated April %, Isl,
and recorded I'm the Office Of the Clerk 81 he
deed OF trust book No. l., page SIS. I shAll xii al
public auction. 10 the highest ladder. on
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1857.
commencing at ~ o'clock a IN NJ the mont
door Of the Court House OF said county, the tul.
lowing describe properly, that is 10 LAY: Al!
that tract or parcel OF land on Wheeling creek
I'm said Ohio county, bounded and described IS
follows, viz: Beginning at = stake on the halk'
OF Wheeling creek I'm line with the present hedge
fence bounding the land formerly owned by
William TallanI and aferwaris by Beverly N.
Eoff In trust for Helen g: the wtfc of John y
Gilchrist, which stake Is corner 81 said land.
thence to, with aud from said hedge south o.
east - 90 100 poles To u stake gu the bank OF aid
creek, al,o q corner OF said Ian held In trust A.
aforesaid for Helen &. Gilchrisi; and thruoe
down raid creek with the meanden thereof :,
2s.lW poles TO the beginning. containing four
acres, three roois and thirty.two pennies, more q
less, together with all the right, Ut and inicrt-i
Of said partie. Of the irt part In ans 70 The
creek where IL binds or hounds said land. being
c. McCabe by r.. l.. Hoge. trustee, by dcei dated
May &c. 1877, and Of record In said Clerks ohor
in deed book O.. pages q! and 81
Title Is believed 10 bc perfect, but srlling ~
trustee ! shall only convey such title NJ i VcsIci
I'm me by said deed OF trust
TERMS OF SALE-One.thini Of the purchase
money. aud ~ much more as the purchaser may
elect ~ pay, IN cash on the day VI sale, the lev
idue In two equal instAlments At Que and tao
years respectively. with intsres, from day Of ,slc.
the purchaser 10 give notes io'tbe deiernd Ia.
stalmsnts with security approved by the lrustcr,
and the title 10 be retained until payment IN fUil.
or, at the option AZ the purchaser. q deed ofirli
TO be given upon the property Ia secure the lie
ferred instalmentS THOS O'BRlEN,
Trustee.
W. II. HtLLER, Auctioneer
The undersigned desiring that the property
above mentioned may sell for As much A. possible,
agree 10 unite with the trustee IN Q decd 10 the
purchaser ROBERT A. McCABE
NJ. G. MCCABE.
The above tale has been continued until July
. l,s, nj same time and place
jc3 THOs. o'PRIEN. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

ONCE OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, State of West Virginia. In the matter
of the probate of the will Of Eliza Howell, de
ceased.
The object of the petition filed in this matter,
on the 2yth day OF June, A. ID. lSs7, is 10 have adj
mitted 10 probate II paper writing, purPorting TO
be the will of Eliza Howell, deceased, bearing
date on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1857: and it
fled herein, that Hulda Clegg. Mary Thomas,
sidney Clegg, Thomas Howell, Eliza Howell,
Luella Howell, Harriet Howell, William How
ell, jefferson Howell, Davis Howell, and Levi
Howell, persons who are therein and In said pc
titiOn, declared 10 be interested in the probate Of
said will, are non-residents 81 this State, il is
ordered that do appear atmy office, in the city Of
Wheeling, in the county and state aforesaid,
within one month AFTER the publication, and do
what is necessary TO protect their interest in said
matter.
Published the first time June 81, 1851.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
RUSSELL Il STIFET. Attorneys l20OaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

fourteen mi ] es
distant, decided
the question, and
the coveted place
was given him.
His name " as
David X. Locke.
II remember
him well as he
stood on a box ~
his case while |
instructed him in
the mysteries OF
( h e wonderful
boxes. He was
an apt pupil and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

THE three RS brought Regret, Reproach
and Remorse to a great political party IN
1854. The three P's, when signitying DIR.
Pierce's Purgatiye Pellets. bring Peace to
the mind, Preservation and Perfection Of
health To the body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
OUT OF SORTS?
Sick All Over !

Liver torpid, bowels cOstive, blood sluggish,
stomach weak and full, your digestion Is i'm
paired and the organs inactive, yOuT perceptions
are dull and stGpefed, yOur temper irritable and
peevish, you are unfit for business or companion
ship. What you need is To
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

REPUBLICAN editors are now bowling
themselves hOarse over the record of Secre-
tary LANAI. The valiant warriors have
discovered that once upon a time in q
quarrel he struck AN officer of the law,
and are Haunting it with their Old-ume
bloody shirt energy. In u few more days
we may expect that these modern GALL
o have applied their glasses more
seaTchingly to his record and found that
he once went fishing on Sunday. In the
meantime the President will pursue the
even tenor of bis way and appoint a good
man to the vacant judgeshiP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
DIED.

GARRISON-On Wednesday, June p, 1857, at
: O'Clock a. Ia, WV. K. GARRISON, in the 3lst
year OF MS age.
Funeralservices at the home of his brother, DR.
George /. Garrison, No. 649 Main street, Thurs
day, at II O'Clock a, m. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend. Interment at West Alex
ander, Pa, at 8 p II. Train leaves B.. ( Q. depot
al L. II m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30

70 one student lover fftssn yesr Of Agsj for every
SO population In each county. Eight cststs tna
lss than 10 nor more than n yean Old from
each senatorial district furnish, q siih text boks
and stationery. besides free tuition. Full ,0urss
are offered fof the regular scsdemie degrees In
An and Science, and tAnght by . full oor< d
competent Instructors Stsdent may also puros
Q partial coupe. A thoroughly equipped cbemi.
cal and Physical Laboratory. and huseun a
specimens In Geology, Natural History Ae A
npe Library. Two hourishiDg Literary societl.,
Przes fot special Literary and orsLOdai ero"I
lenee: Students are permitted 10 enter any clAs
fot vhirh they ere preparrd. In any stndy a
preparatory department, directed by one Of the
best practical teachers In Inc county. Aas
department, fully organized and In sucoesfsi
operation. A thorough ooUrse preparatory 20 The
study Of Medicine. Boarding and loigipft 2A
20 - 30 per week. washing tif0 20 u6 pr
month. Total expense per year, tit0 70 go. eI
ciusiye Of travel and clothing The Scholastic
rear opens hrt "Wednesday In September. fd
mnher information and rtfalnvuss sddress I'm.
ukNER, IL ID President. u 3. ssn,oSp, VI
jui5
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sENoTICE
or Drawing OF Buckeye Glass Com
uauy Bonds.

~
OF Drawing OF Buckeye Glass Com
pany Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given. pursuant 10 the require
neuts Of the mortgage a the BGekeye Glass
Company works AZ Martins Ferry. Ohio) %
Alfred Caldwell, dated September ah, $50, re-
corded among the land records Ia Belmont cOun-
Il, Ohio, &c secure bonds OF said company, that
twenty Of said bonds were selected by lot for
redemption and payment July Isl lsS, BY said
company, in accordance With the provisions Of
said mortgage The numbers Of the said twenty
bonds are as foIls8s. II, 81, 100. zig, III,
I33, i3s, I39, I72. I9s, EOS, $50, 237,
243. 2l6, $50. 25s, 264, 2z0, ia
The said twenty bonds w1ll be paid by said
company upon presentation at The q Of the
Ohio VALLEY, In the city Of wheeling. w. Va, on
the lst day Of July, Iss7, or thereafter. together
with interest thereon for the frt half Of the
year 1851. Interest pom the satd twenty bonds
shall cease on July !, ls59, and the interest WAY
rants or coupons attached thereto, which have
not become due on or beforetLe last named date,
ALFRED CALDWELL
June Is, 1851.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
HFVtIHI NUIIIIUtl
]. G. HHRyEY, Auc,ioneer.

Bond with security has been given by the
above named commissioned a. required by The
said decree. JOHN W.. MITCHELL,
ielA CLERK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-30
saeru Advertisements.

TOR RENT DESIRABLE ROOMS WIFE
d board Ices MAIN STREET. ie50eAdh
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DROBATE OF WILL.

jeSO l2l5 Market St.,
National Republican., 1887-05-28
PURELY PROFESSIONAL.
Apathy Again Noticeable Feature on
the Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The apathy among
operators was again noticeable In the stock
market to-day, the transactions being more
purely professional than for any previous day
this week. The room traders had things pretty
much to themselves, and realizations for the
account OF those who will be absent from tho
street tomorrow were the most Important
features OF the day. The traders, who are for
the most part bearishly inclined, also attacked
tho market and, notwithstanding the expeota-
ton OF further Improvement today, and the
material declines were made In the list, and
with the exception of n short period In the
afternoon the market was heavy throughout the
day. There was no special pressure 10 sell
which over one-third Of the total days business
was transacted. There was special effort by
inc bears at the close, and attacks were made
upon Pacific mail and New England, while the
ra9s Se fS5 mGnsy were bid up to
hrst prices showing insignificant changes only
from yesterdays hnal figures, with advances
II small majority. There was no consider
ole activity in the first few minutes, hut the
throughout the rest Of the day. Prices showed
but slight movement except In 81. Paul and
Duluth, which was again strong; Colorado
coal, which declined u per cent, but quickly
recovered, and Alton and Terre Iiaute, which
by decided weakness I'm Fort Worth and Den.
yer. while St. Paul and Duluth lost the greater
portion OF It's former advance. The afternoons
market was extremely dull, with prices In the
general list nearly stagnant, except for a
sharp recovery In Alton and Terre Haute and
toba.
=, The heavy. tone became moro pronounced
throughout the list in the last hour, and the
close was quiet, but heavy TO weak at tho low.
est prices OF the day.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Reports Made on tho Progress OF
Church Work.


Tho session OF the Protestant Episcopal con.
vention, now being held In Baltimore, was
opened yesterday at st. Peters Church with
prayer by Bishop Paret. Rev. John 8. Liud.
say made the report of the committee on the
=, The report showed that in the last FIVE years
there has been revival OF religion and an
increased Interest In church work. The re-
port states that there Is, however much TO be
done to lessen intemperance aud bring about \
higher regard for the marriage tie There Is
also lack OF endowments for benevolent pur.
poses.
Rev. Mr.. Lindsey said the report was no.
for the year Just ended. but for the year ending
with the convention OF last May. II was not
therefore, satisfactory, and the members OF the
work He thought II would be good idea to
put the committee in possession OF all the
necessary documents at the opening OF con.
on the state OF the church for the year lust
ended: The report would then be interesting
DR.; Grammer contended that such a thing
was impIaoticable since even tho bishop was
not now In the possession of the facts from all
the congregations for the last twelve months
Ho really Thought that the bishops address
was o as g9od @ report on the state OF the church
-, The bishop-"Theree is at least, third of
DR.. ]. II. Elliott said he was surprised at such
q state OF affairs, and he thought an amend
ment ought to be made to the constitution
excluding from seats in the convention those
clergymon who had not made out their re-
ports.
The bishop appointed Revs. James Stephen
son, Josiah B. Perry, w. NJ. Barker, and w. d.
Baldwin, and Hon. Lloyd Lowndes a special
committee on the sub ject of diocesan convoca.
tons to report at the next convention. They
VIII consider that part Of the bishops address
In which he recommends that the attention
OF convocatlons be confined to missionary
work.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Tho Court Ranord.

Court in General Term-Chief Justice Biug.
ham, and Justices James and Merrick.-
Windsor vs. Johnson; submitted. Thomas vs..
Ragan; on hearing.
Circuit Court, Division No. 1--Justice Cox
Rowland vs.. b. d p. X. X, Co.: verdict for
plaintiff for s733 Adjourned TO Tuesday next.
Circuit Court Division No. 2-Justice Hag.
ner.-Baum VS.. Olcott. continued by agree.
ment. Spragne vs.. Lawrence; settled Moves
VS.. McMichael; on trial.
Equity C0urt-Justice Merrick-McBlair VS..
Waggaman; reference to auditor to state trtls.
tees account. Bruce.ve. Bruce; appearance OF
absent defendant ordered. Tenncy ct al, VS..
Doolittle; order appointing Horatio Browning
ment.
Criminal Court--Justice Montgomery. -Chas.
Kelly, assault to kill; guilty of assault; SEN
tence temporarily suspended. Geo. b, Mat
thews, assault to kill; arraigned aud plead not
guilty; admitted TO bail In 81 900. Webster
$500. w ''' 49,
Probate Court-Justice Merrick.-Estate of
Melchoir Eglof; inventory Of personal estate
returned Estate OF Christian Ardeeser; letters
testamentary issued to Catherine Ardeeser
bond $500. Estate Of Emeline W. Brown: let
ters of administration issued to Richard r.
Brown. bond 5000. Estate OF Maria Berry |:
administrator authorized to sell certain priyi-
leges. Estate of John c. DENLY; answer OF
Wythe DENLY, administrator filed. Estate OF
Cordelia Otterback; answer Of Henry b. Otter
back to rule filed. Estate of Katie Hatton:
guardian authorized to expend certain money
for the benefit ofhis wards.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
All wool Dark Mixed suits, $40. Esemau,s = e. r
Sons OF Veterans,

George A. Custer Camp. No. /, hold most
enjoyable meeting last evening. Shortly after
the opening of the exercises the corporaps
guard sent to the Natlepal Drill grounds TO
bring in ali members OF the order with the
visiting military, reported with quite host of
garding the order, ana who addressed the
camp at some length, were Capt. E. @. Elder,
Of EdTall Camp, No. 90, Division Of Illinois
Capt. D. =. Clark and Lieut.. J. z. Ray, OF
Philo z. Reed Camp, No, 81, Division of'Iili-
nois, al members Of Monmouth Guards, COM
pany II, 9th Illinois infantry, aud Past Capt
Z. r. Campbell, of Custer Camp. Capt Ruth
e.ford welcomed the visitors In short and
choice speech, and 1t was said that they would
return home carrying with them pleasant re-
membranes of their Washington brothers.
Lieut.. NJ. Y. Brown and Sergeant s. ]. Brown
were elected delegate and alternate, respec.
lively, to the Maryland and District OF Column
bia division convention, which convenes at
Baltimore. Md, June II. The camp have re,
ceiyed their new uniforms and are to form
part OF the escort to the G. A. R. on the S0th
II slant, in their pilgrimage to Arlington. The
camp furnishes the guard at the amphitheater.